Hepatitis

Whether or not you tell people about your hepatitis C is your decision. If you want to tell folks about it, but don't know where to start, read on.

A good relationship with your hep C doctor is key. Ask smart questions and be open and honest to get the best care.

Should you tell your partner you have hep C? What do you say? And how do you have a safe love life?

Almost half of baby boomers in a WebMD reader survey said they haven't been tested for hepatitis C. And as many aren't aware that a cure exists.

Healthy living can make a big difference when you have hep C. Try these self-care tips to look and feel better.

The emotions that accompany a hepatitis C diagnosis can be overwhelming. We sort them out and tell you how to deal with them.

What you need to know if you need a new liver and you're considering a transplant from a living donor.

Learn about the risks and benefits of a living-donor liver transplant -- for the person getting the new liver and for the donor.

Whether you're giving away part of your liver or getting a new one, find out what to expect in the first few months after transplant surgery.

New medications are turning hepatitis C into hepatitis cured. Learn more about these new treatments at WebMD and see if they are the right choice for you.

Hepatitis C can wear you out. Here are some tips to get you feeling perky again.

WebMD examines ways you can keep your liver in good shape.

If you have hepatitis C, you have enough stress in your life already. WebMD shows you some ways to handle that type of stress, and others, to keep you as healthy as you can be.

WebMD looks at the drug combinations, and their side effects, now used to treat hepatitis C.

Hepatitis C can make you feel anxious or lonely. WebMD shows you how to cut through the stigma of this disease and start to feel better.

A lot of people take diet and herb supplements to ease hep C symptoms. But how well do they actually work? Take a look at the research on popular products.

WebMD looks at the treatments that may be available for hepatitis C in the next few years.

The risk of contracting viral hepatitis is higher for many Americans who travel abroad -- especially to regions where hepatitis is prevalent and sanitation is poor. Here are 8 tips to protect travelers.

Hepatitis A and B can lead to liver damage and sometimes death. But you can protect yourself and your family with these eight steps.

It's a trend that's changing transplant medicine. More and more people are willing to donate a kidney or part of a liver - while they're still alive.